Honeywell International Inc.

K Ganesh

Ranjith Kumar P

Michael Barson

Benjamin H Wolf

Mahadevan Somasundram Balakrishnan

Sameer Tripathi

Kamal Raja Ganesan

Gaddigesh Nagappa Admani

Vardhaman Babu Jarale

Karthikeyan Muthukrishnan

Devices, methods, and systems for detecting airflow and temperature conditions of a fire sensing device are described herein. One device includes an airflow sensor and a controller configured to receive a measurement from the airflow sensor, compare the measurement to a baseline range, and transmit a message responsive to the measurement being outside of the baseline range.

Detecting airflow and temperature conditions of a fire sensing device

Devices, systems, and methods for predicting fire spread in a facility are described herein. In some examples, one or more embodiments include a computing device comprising a processor and a memory having instructions stored thereon which, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to receive an indication of a fire detected by an event device of a plurality of event devices installed in a facility, sort the plurality of event devices into a plurality of priority levels based on a determined likelihood of fire spread to each of the plurality of event devices, receive data collected by the plurality of event devices during the fire, and provide, via an interface, graphical information descriptive of a spread of the fire based on the received data.

Predicting fire spread in a facility

Methods, systems, and devices for determination and notification of a location of a building safety system event are described herein. One embodiment includes a method for notifying a user of a fire system event, comprising detecting an event in a building through an event detection device and transmitting information about at least one of the event or the event detection device to a remote server and to a first computing device. The first computing device may include a memory wherein floorplans of each floor of the building are stored. The method may further comprise determining, based on the information and through the first computing device, a floor of the building on which the first event was detected; transmitting a particular floorplan of that floor to the remote server; determining a specific location within the floor at which the first event was detected; generating a visual floor representation, including an indication of the specific location, based on the particular floorplan and the specific location; and transmitting the visual floor representation to a software application comprised of executable instructions stored in the memory of a second computing device to present the visual floor representation to a user.

Determination and notification of a location of a building safety system event

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Andalpuram, India

K Ganesh